In a pioneering step aimed at developing the professional and practical skills of students in the Fashion Design Program at NGU School of Arts and Design, Newgiza University (NGU) organized the inaugural edition of the international fashion forum “NGU Fashion Talks”.
The event took place from the 1st to the 3rd of December, bringing together a distinguished group of local and international leaders in the field of fashion design. It provided an exceptional platform for exchanging diverse expertise and exploring the latest trends and technologies in the fashion industry.
A Platform for Creativity and Global Perspectives
“NGU Fashion Talks” was officially inaugurated by Professor Dr. Abeer Hassan Abdo, Dean of the School of Arts and Design at NGU, who expressed her pride in hosting such a prestigious event. She highlighted how this initiative reflects NGU’s commitment to preparing a distinguished generation of fashion designers attuned to the latest global design trends.
Three Days of Lectures and Interactive Workshops
The first edition of “NGU Fashion Talks” presented a rich schedule of events, featuring a distinguished group of local and international fashion designers including Shahira Fahmy, Shahira Lasheen and Dina Shaker, as well as fashion consultants and entrepreneurs like Suzanne Thabet, Mohamed Sami, Ahmed El Saadi, Mohamed Farid and Rana Kandil. These experts enriched the forum through engaging panel discussions and interactive workshops, offering attendees valuable insights into the latest trends and developments in the fashion world. Moreover, international fashion experts from the USA, France, South Korea and Portugal shared their global practices and experiences, elevating the forum’s discussions and activities.
Prominent Guests
The forum also welcomed esteemed guests including Walid Khairy and Nora El-Khouly, alongside NGU students and faculty members, adding valuable educational and cultural dimensions to the event.
NGU: A Gateway to the Future of Fashion Design
This unique event reflects NGU’s dedication to strengthening the connection between academia and the global fashion industry. It places NGU at the forefront of academic institutions shaping the future of fashion design.
